Yeha Noha

song is Sacred Spirit - Yeha Noha, i found this video, and, decided to edit it, adding a new background song..i really hope you like it.
credits for the people who actually taped it and /or did the original edition are on the video.
thank you.
This was supposed to be a tribute..

obs: I did not videotape those images, only made this edition.

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[66kaya1984]

GIVE AMERICA BACK TO THE NATIVES

IT BELONGS TO THEM

[wearepsychotic]

@66kaya1984 no piece of earth 'belongs' to anyone. american inidians knew how to live with it, not on it. and they deserve it so much more than 'white' people. But earth doesn't BELONG to man. you dont own it. you LIVE with it

[mareas01]

....The blood is the blood...forever spirit, forever Yeha Noha

[Emeraldbarton]

at 1:05 that little girl is so pretty :)

Love this video, it makes me proud to be Cherokee :)

[pete26785]

@Richard1222ify thank you for explaining that. agree too, ;)

[Cottonmouth235]

@66kaya1984 The Natives were actually willing to share, But we murdered them and stole their land women killed their children and destroyed almost all traces of them.... :( It should of been everyone's land like the natives were willing to do until we destroyed them in the name of greed!

[PappeH]

(2/2)Your logic of, "it's still cultures and people being destroyed." is apples and oranges. Systematic destruction simply can't be compared to something as small scale as a tribe fighting another. (because that's inevitable anyway). So, enough of this, it isn't what I posted my comment for.

[PappeH]

(1/2)My rebuttals are perfectly fine. You seem to be trivializing the fact the U.S. assimilation policies were the nail in the coffin, not tribal conflict. Plus, you are taking it vastly out of context with your over simplification of comparison. Once again, I didn't make my post to get into a useless debate; especially not with someone who feels that destructive, governmental agenda can be compared to their small scale conflict.

[TheAnglosphereAccord]

@PappeH Actually, Yes I can compare. It's still cultures and people being destroyed. By 1668, two-thirds of the Oneida village were assimilated Algonquians and Hurons. If you can post proper rebuttals, don't post dumb trivial shit on the net.

[Richard1222ify]

@pete26785 The Man that is yelling is Joseph RunningFox and he is Native American. He is shouting about what the white men (aka the Europeans) did to his people. Such as, taking his wife, children, away from him. It gets worse the white men exterminated his people and took his land (America) away from him and his people. That's what he is shouting about. It was horrible and barbaric what the Europeans did to the Native Americans in Early America.

[pete26785]

whats the man shouting about at the start of the vid? what does he mean by what he saying?

[PappeH]

No, it really isn't. I'm well aware of what certain tribes did during the French and Indian war, but that still doesn't add into the point I'm making. For one, they weren't ALL fighting eachother ALL the time, and two, it had been going on for centuries with no large scale effect. Once, again, you can't compare that to what the U.S. did in little more than 150 years(especially after the Civil War). Also, I didn't make my post to get into a pointless debate.